What do SEO, GEO and AEO mean?
SEO addresses organic discovery, AEO focuses on content that answers questions clearly, and GEO addresses accurate representation in generative search experiences. Useful content, crawlable HTML and verifiable business information form their shared foundation.
Technical and editorial scope
We review sitemaps, robots, canonical URLs, hreflang, redirects and JSON-LD consistent with visible content. Each service receives a useful dedicated page. An llms.txt file is optional; Google does not require it and it does not guarantee AI recommendations.
How is it measured?
We track query and page impressions and clicks in Google Search Console, and search data plus AI Performance citations where available in Bing Webmaster Tools. Manual AI query sets are repeated under comparable conditions; a single answer is not a success metric.
Ongoing improvement
We establish a baseline and URL inventory, remove technical obstacles, improve service content through editorial review and prioritize monthly findings. AI recommendations, indexing and rankings are not guaranteed.
Separate readiness from observed results
Editorial checks identify gaps in titles, descriptions, scope and evidence. Actual visibility is monitored using Search Console, Bing and relevant analytics. Citations, clicks and qualified enquiries are different metrics and should be evaluated separately.
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Define the scope together
Start with the current process, system inventory and intended outputs. Acceptance scenarios and delivery responsibilities are documented. Discuss your project.
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